GotVapes ego Variable Voltage 3-Stage Battery Kits and Spares Back In Stock!

[dannoman]

Also available NOW in a stainless steel Kit!​

You now receive, instead of the ego-t setups five top-coil clearomizers!​

Silver spare batteries also available. These do not come with a charger but you can use most ego standard chargers (450ma or higher is recommended)​

eGo Variable Battery Kit : GotVapes.com, E-cigarette Supplies - Atomizers Cartomizers Mods Juice and more​

 

[dannoman]

By the way this was a partial shipment, we have more kits and spares coming in.

 

[badkolo]

and a cone to cover your top coil clearomizers

 

[DonDaBoomVape]

I'm really intrigued by these ... simply because of the 4.2V capability. [I have plenty of 3.2 and 3.7V batts.]

But has anybody actually measured the voltage? Under load?

Thanks!

 

[badkolo]

3.9 n the 4.2 setting which is more stable then the ego tested at 4.2 which was bouncing under that at times, not bad at all

 

[DonDaBoomVape]

3.9 n the 4.2 setting which is more stable then the ego tested at 4.2 which was bouncing under that at times, not bad at all

Thank you, Badkola. However, I don't know what that texting speech means. [I'm an old fart.] Are you saying?:

On the 4.2V setting, the eGo Variable measures 3.9V under load. That is more stable than the Joye eGo. On the 4.2V setting, the eGo Variable tested at 4.2V [not under load, I assume], although it was bouncing under that at times. That performance is not bad at all.​

Is that translation correct? If so, I don't understand the stability comparison to the Joye eGo.

 

[dannoman]

HI Don - what he meant is that a regular eGo without the 3.2v regulation, under load, was going a bit lower than the eGo Variable that we sell which in various tests comes in around the 3.9 mark or so.

What this promises you basically is a high, medium and low power setting...with no load that has been measured at 3.2/3.7/4.2. With a load and depending on the discharge of the battery, that varies. The manufacturer comments a low, medium and high vaping experience (they don't actually give numbers, they just say "low, medium, high") in their manual (which for the Chinese, its written in really good English by the way).

 

[pmos69]

I'm really intrigued by these ... simply because of the 4.2V capability. [I have plenty of 3.2 and 3.7V batts.]

But has anybody actually measured the voltage? Under load?

Thanks!

Check here: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...p-vv-ego-partial-discharge-2.html#post3874473